Office of Instructional Development discusses possibility of cyber classes at UCLA (The Daily Bruin)
The Office of Instructional Development met last week to discuss the benefits and repercussions of a proposed e-Section pilot program, which would allow students to take classes completely on their own time via the Internet.

College degree needed, but cost stirs fears, poll says (Ventura County Star)
Two-thirds of Californians believe that a college education is necessary to succeed in life, but also believe that it has become increasingly difficult to attain one in the wake of state budget cuts and fee increases at state colleges and universitie

Computer Scientists Work To Strengthen Online Security - Science Daily (press release)
Computer Scientists Work To Strengthen Online Security Science Daily (press release) Rutgers doctoral student Huijun Xiong and visiting undergraduate student Anitra Babic are presenting the groups preliminary results in a workshop at thi

Tug-of-war over Pearl River Delta (Asia Times)
BEIJING and HONG KONG - Chinese civilization originated and flourished from the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River in the north, and the countrys power center has traditionally been based in the north.

New GI Bill Still Lags Behind the Times - Huffington Post (blog)
MLive.com.New GI Bill Still Lags Behind the Times Huffington Post (blog) According to the Department of Defense, more than 387000 active duty military are studying online --thats 60 percent of all soldiers who take classes . ... Leave